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July 31, 2013
By John Fuller
August 2013
John Fuller lives in Dorchester, Mass. He is at work on a feminist fantasy novel for young adults, and a blank verse poem about a nerdy hippopotamus.
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I am probably the Recording Clerk in question. You know, we could probably speed things up a lot if we had a policy of selecting only young people with good texting skills as recording clerks (and getting rid of obsolete requirements for grammar, spelling, punctuation). Us fogies have trouble typing fast enough. and I suspect even FJ readers my age can figure out what the above dialogue is about.